The part of a sentence "Business Acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The business acquisition proved to be a very profitable venture for the company."
Indeed, on the surface, it looks like a mainstream business acquisition policy may have been a key factor.
As managing director, Mr. Burman succeeded Nigel Parsons, a former BBC executive; Mr. Parsons has been named managing director for business acquisition and development.
Jerry L. Mills, the founder and chief executive of B2B CFO, with headquarters in Phoenix that offers business advisory services, has helped hundreds of clients through the business acquisition process.
In other words, Microsoft is chasing the Apple "halo effect" with this Nokia mobile business acquisition.
This is a tech, employee and existing business acquisition, he added.
Some unfair/unethical practices also emerged (such as mis-selling) with false promises made to customer at the time of new business acquisition.
The backlist can also drive business acquisitions.
Erica Lachowitz, a 40-year-old transgender woman, works in Charlotte overseeing business acquisitions.
In London Roman Abramovich, a tycoon who prospered in the Putin era, faces a lawsuit over some business acquisitions.
"A complete picture of us as individuals and as companies emerges — political leanings, medical conditions, business acquisitions signaled by job searches," he said.
Mr. Srouji is an associate at the investment banking division of Credit Suisse in New York, where he advises corporate clients on business acquisitions.
